Flock's A.I.-enabled street cameras see backlash as more communities cancel contracts

As municipalities adopt Flock's A.I.-enabled street cameras, backlash is growing due to concerns about mass surveillance and potential misuse by federal immigration agencies. Critics argue that these cameras create a network that could compromise privacy, leading to more communities canceling contracts. This controversy highlights broader debates about the balance between public safety and individual privacy rights, raising questions about the ethical use of surveillance technology.